Collision awareness and emergency signal system

ABSTRACT

A screen device installed inside vehicles and trucks, which can be used for many ways of communication. It is comprised of a set of small screens, buttons, speakers and a microphone, which can be used to broadcast a series of signals and alerts between authorities and drivers. The screen device will be connected to a satellite network and all signals coming out of a vehicle will include location coordinates thus giving all receivers the ability to calculate the distance from the broadcasting device. Radio Frequency will be used as the main wireless communication channel since it does not depend on a network to be available and transmitted. At least two collision detection devices will be installed on vehicles and trucks, which will automatically trigger a collision alarm to other drivers, thus preventing further accidents. A variety of buttons will be used to establish communication and information between driver and authorities or other drivers in order to alert each other of emergency events.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This Application claims benefit of provisional patent Ser. No.62/702,921 Filed Dec. 29, 2017 by the present inventor.

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BACKGROUND Field of Invention

This Invention relates and is aimed at preventing accidents by a screendevice that will be installed in the transport unit interior, forming acommunication network between vehicles, loading trucks and police units.

Likewise, through this innovative screen devices, road authoritiescommunication network between drivers will improve enormously.

Prior Art

It has been more than 100 years since the invention of the automobile.Ever since then there have been numerous accessories invented to be usedinside and outside vehicles with the purpose of providing more securityand comfort to the drivers and passengers. However, no invention toimprove the communication between drivers and authorities or otherdrivers has reached the industry, while the amount of accidents andfatalities involved keeps increasing every year.

Currently, the communication through sirens and stroboscopic lights usedby police officers even though they alert you of an emergency situationthey generate a lot of confusion between drivers. The only message otherdrivers understand is that they need to get out of the way, butsometimes they do not even know the source of the sound, causing evenmore confusion which can even lead to more accidents, especially whendrivers are located in intersections.

It is very dramatic to see how during a pursuit police officers drive atvery high speeds in the middle of roads and freeways regardless of theamount of traffic. Other drivers, not too far away, cannot hear thesirens yet, so they cannot be alerted of such dangerous situation whichmay be coming their way.

There are also other very dangerous situations where a vehicle isstalled in the middle of a road due to mechanical problems and otherdrivers are not aware, causing terrible accidents. These driverssometimes have no way to alert other drivers and getting off the vehiclecan expose them to an even more dangerous situation.

Police officers are also exposed to a very dangerous situation whendoing vehicle inspections in the road. They stop a vehicle, get off thepolice car and suddenly another vehicle crashes against them. There arenumerous cases where police officers lost their life in these types ofaccidents which could have been prevented.

Weather hazards also create very dangerous situations. There arenumerous cases where even hundreds of vehicles have been involved. Whendue to snow, rain or fog drivers have limited visibility which preventsdrivers from being aware of dangers ahead of them. It is veryfrustrating to see how vehicles keep crashing and there seems to not bea way to alert them. By the time the drivers notice the danger it is toolate, causing more and more vehicles to crash against other vehicleswhich already crashed previously. It ends up being a complete tragedyjust because there was no way to alert the drivers about the firstaccident in the road.

Due to the gravity of these accidents, where the drivers often end upunconscious and unable to emit an alarm, the Automatic Alarm Signal wasdesigned as a way to trigger automatically and alert other drivers. Thissignal and how it gets produced and transmitted will be describedfurther.

Another event that can be improved with the use of the screen device isthe report of felonies or emergencies. Currently, when there is a felonyor emergency, a person dials 911. The person on the other end has toeffectively request the location of the event, locate the closestofficer and transmit the said location. During this process, valuableminutes can be lost which can represent a life or death situation.

With the Collision Awareness and Emergency Signal System “CA&ESS”officer can be alerted directly and notified of the location in realtime, thus helping them respond more efficiently.

Additionally another feature of the “CA&ESS” is the direct communicationfrom police officers using the Authority Alert Screen with the DriversAlert Screen located in other vehicles which will allow, for the firsttime in history, the said police officers to provide instructions to thesaid drivers inside the vehicle during emergency situations even ifthere are miles from the location.

This new invention “CA&ESS” will create an unprecedented new type ofcommunication, with the use of analog and digital signals as well as theway police officers will communicate with the population, which canrepresent a new generation of automobiles. With this new way ofcommunication between authorities and drivers many accidents will beprevented, thus saving thousands and eventually millions of lives.

If we take into account the above the CA&ESS invention is totally newand unique.

Here are some of the previously patented Technologies described as priorArt:

Technology by Christoper N. Day, presented in U.S. Pat. No. 9,307,217B1, for the “Portable Video Camera/Recorder Having Video SecurityFeature”. This invention can transfer video recorded directly through awireless protocol to another device without the need to extract theinformation with a storage device. This can be done by activating abutton located on the driving wheel of the vehicle or the user keyholder, etc. This system automatically loads a previously recordedsession from the second sequence of the video of the said memory to auser device.

As we can see, the invention above is limited to extracting videoinformation wirelessly from another device by pressing a button. Its useis very limited and specific since the only data flow network is betweenthe video camera, the activation button and the receiver device. Otherlimitation of this invention are its lack of alerts such as sounds andlights, a voice communication channel and its lack of integration withother vehicles on its network.

Technology by Jacky Lu Presented in patent No. US 20160381292 A1, andwhose invention consist in a dash camera which holds an accelerometerconnected to a CPU. If the said CPU detects an acceleration above apreviously set value it shuts off the power supply of the storage devicein order to protect the data stored. In case of a collision, theaccelerometer generates a strong signal by detecting the G-force and itis received by the CPU which instantly blocks the storage in order toprotect the data. Additionally this system comprises a pair of wideangle lenses which generate a 320 degrees view which is focused on thedirection of the vehicle and against it, which helps record and storeimages from inside and outside the said vehicle.

As we can see, one of the applications of this device is to protectinformation stored in the vehicle in case of an accident, which makesthis system a simple fuse like system. Additionally the wide angle onthe camera is designed to record as much information and possible. Basedon this, it is very clear the purpose of this invention is to collectand protect the data, but never to assist the driver in case of anemergency.

Technology by Anil K. Shahai presented in patent No. WO 2005091744 A2.This invention consists on a cell phone application which connects to areceiver located in the vehicle with the purpose of controlling somefunctions of it. These functions can be the activation of a light,blocking the starting of the engine, etc. This invention generates alink between the device inside the vehicle and a operator outside of itand helps control certain functions previously programmed. The mainpurposed of this invention is to utilize it when the vehicle is stoppedor off, not when the vehicle is in motion. Based on this, this inventionis not intended to assist in the driver in any way in case of anemergency, especially while driving which is when it is needed the most.Additionally, this technology is limited by the fact that thecommunication is only between the cell phone and the device inside thevehicle, without the intention of being integrated with other devicesfor more capabilities or to interact with devices on other vehicles.

The invention U.S. Pat. No. 3,939,418 A submitted by Howard J. Morrison,Albert G. Keller comprises a generator of audible signals of differentfrequencies in response to an actuator manually activated by hand. Whenthe walkie-talkie is in transmission mode the signal is transmitted toanother walkie-talkie and when it is in receiver mode the signal isamplified by the same generator. It is clear that this invention isdesigned to be a selector of audible signals which works by selectingthe proper frequency, but provides no additional functionality such asconnecting to police frequencies or transmitting any other data.

Technology by patent U.S. Pat. No. 7,072,622 B2, by Jany-Yee Hsu,Chau-Kai Hsieh. This invention comprises a Continuous Tone-Coded SquelchSystem (CTCSS) which works by controlling the transmission of signals.

When used in a Walkie-Talkie device, it adds a low frequency audio toneto the voice in order to filter out noise in the signal. It Works bymuting those users who are using a different CTCSS tone or no CTCSS. Aswe can see this is a system designed to filter audio transmitted on a RFsignal and its sole purpose is to provide a communication channel ofbetter quality, it does not add any other type of data.

Technology by patent No. 20070291664-A1, by Daniel Weyl, Karl-ErnstSteinberg. This invention utilizes a mobile phone to communicate with adevice installed inside a vehicle using Bluetooth technology. Throughthe use of communication channel the vehicle extracts a list oftelephone numbers which are shown on a display installed in the saidvehicle. The purpose is to give control of the use of the contactsthrough buttons and the touch screen on the vehicle in order to preventthe user from interacting directly with the cell phone. As we can see,this invention utilizes a previous invention (Bluetooth) as its means orwireless communication, which means the only innovation is the use of aSoftware with the sole purpose of transmitting a list of contacts on thesame vehicle where the phone is connected. It is not designed to provideany sort of emergency assistance or to connect to any external wirelessnetwork.

Invention U.S. Pat. No. 5,515,043 A, by Alfredo J. Berard, James L.Mentzer, David C. Nixon. This invention comprises a system oflocalization and alarm activation. It also provides a function where itdials a list of predefined telephone numbers in order to alert the ownerwhen the alarm is activated as well as an access to remotely connect tothe vehicle with the purpose of allowing certain functions such asdisabling the said vehicle. This device makes use existing technologiessuch as anti-theft alarm, GPS and either a mobile phone line or aninternet connection in order to communicate the event, which makes thisinvention mostly about Software. It is clear that this invention isdesigned as an anti-theft system and has no intention to assist thedriver in case of an outside emergency as well as to transmit alerts toother vehicles. This invention also lacks any sort of interaction withauthorities. As an important note, this invention may also act theopposite of preventing accidents, since it allows disabling the vehiclewhile in motion which can cause it to become a dangerous situation forother vehicles.

DRAWINGS_FIGURES

FIG. 1 Collision Point in Freeway Signal Reception Areas.

FIG. 2 Collision Detector Device.

FIG. 3 Drivers Alert Screen

FIG. 4 Collision Detector Electronic Module

FIG. 5 Drivers Alert Screen Electronic Module

FIG. 6 Distribution and Direction of Drivers Signal

FIG. 7 Authority Alert Screen

FIG. 8 Authority Wireless Control Unit Extension. Electronic Module

FIG. 9 Authority Control Unit Electronic Module.

FIG. 10 Distribution and Direction of Authority Signal.

FIG. 11 Sender-Receiver and Collision Band Detector In Cars And TrucksLocation

FIG. 12 Pursuit Signal Distribution

FIG. 13 Authority Car

FIG. 14 Law Officer

FIG. 15 Drivers Manual Signal and GPS Net

FIG. 16 Authority Signal and GPS Net

FIG. 17 Felony Report

DRAWINGS_REFERENCE NUMERALS

-   -   101 Power Feeder Cable    -   102 Battery    -   103 Electronic Board    -   104 CPU    -   104-A Lights Controller    -   105 GPS Device    -   105-A GPS Coordinates Signal    -   106 Fixer to the Car    -   107 Internal Network Wireless Device    -   107-A Display Controller    -   107-B Display    -   108 RF Transceiver    -   109 Antenna    -   110 Alert Button    -   110-A Lineal Authority Emergency Button    -   110-B Circular Signal Authority Pursuit Button    -   110-C Authority Traffic Stop Button    -   110-D Felony Report Button    -   110-E Authority Felony Report Button    -   111 Digital to Analog Converter    -   112 Screen Holder    -   113 Collision Detector Band    -   114 Collision Detector Band Signal Wires    -   115 Analog to Digital Converter    -   116 Microprocessor    -   117 Wireless Device Collision Detector    -   118 Authority Microprocessor    -   119 Authority Analog to Digital-Digital to Analog Converter    -   120 Microphone Switch    -   121 Microphone    -   121-A Speaker    -   121-B1 High Sound    -   121-B2 Medium Sound    -   121-B3 Low Sound    -   122 Authority Wireless Microphone Extension    -   122-A Internal Wireless Network    -   122-B External Wireless Network    -   122-C Authority Wireless Device    -   122-D Wireless Device Microphone    -   123 Structural Body of the Drivers Alert Screen    -   123-A Drivers Screen Electronic Module    -   124 Structural Body of the Authority Alert Screen    -   124-A Authority Screen Electronic Module    -   124-B Authority Wireless Electronic Module Unit Extension    -   125 Signal Direction    -   126 Light Wires    -   127 Stroboscopic Light    -   127-A Red-blue Color Light    -   128 Drivers Collision Light (Orange Color)    -   128-A Orange Light    -   129 Initial Collision Point    -   130 Crashed Vehicles    -   130-A Vehicle Producing a Manual Signal    -   130-B Alerting Vehicle Location    -   131 Vehicles and cargo trucks Receiving Warning Signal    -   132 Emergency Zone (Screen Red Color)    -   132-A Red Light on Electronic Module    -   133 Critical Zone (Screen Yellow Color)    -   133-A Yellow Light on Electronic Module    -   134 Alert Zone (Screen Blue Color)    -   134-A Blue Light on Electronic Module    -   135 Automatic Collision Alarm Signal    -   136 Authority Manual Signal    -   137 Lineal Voice Main Signal    -   138 Circular Voice Main Signal    -   139 Manual Drivers Signal    -   140 Collision Detector Device    -   141 Collision Detector Electronic Module    -   142 Authority Car on Pursuit    -   143 Vehicle under Pursuit    -   144 Nearby Drivers    -   145 Vehicle under Pursuit Signal    -   146 Streets on Metropolitan Areas    -   147 Blocks    -   148 Freeway Division    -   149 Emergency Lines    -   150 Police Officer Vehicle    -   151 Law officer    -   152 Satellite    -   153 Vehicle Reporting Felony    -   154 Nearby police Officer Car    -   155 Vehicles on Transit    -   156 Felony Report Signal    -   157 Police Officer Responding For Help    -   158 Felony Event

DETAILED DESCRIPTION—FIG. 1 THROUGH FIG. 17—PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The preferred embodiment of the “Collision Awareness and EmergencySignal System” CA&ESS is composed of 4 Electronics Devices:

The First Electronic Device Will Be:

The Drivers Alert Screen

The Structural Body of the Drivers Alert Screen (123) FIG. 3 isinstalled inside the vehicles and mounted through Screen Holder (112)FIG. 3, in a visible and reachable location for the driver FIG. 11. Thesaid Structural Body of the Drivers Alert Screen (123) FIG. 3 comprises5 screen sections: The first section will be used to receive signals andindications from an Authority, Stroboscopic Light (127) FIG. 3. Thesecond section will be the Blue Light on Electronic Module (134-A) FIG.3, FIG. 5. The third section will be the Yellow Light on ElectronicModule (133-A) FIG. 3, FIG. 5. The fourth section will be the Red Lighton Electronic Module (132-A) FIG. 3, FIG. 5. And finally, the Fifthsection will be the Drivers Collision Light (128) (Orange Color) FIG. 3,which will be activated through the Automatic Collision Alarm Signal(135) FIG. 1, only when a collision has occurred in an area detected bythe system and represents a more dangerous situation.

Additionally, in the said Structural Body of the Drivers Alert Screen(123) FIG. 3, there are two buttons. The first one is the Alert Button(110) FIG. 3, FIG. 5, which is pressed by users to emit alerts of risksin the road, such as vehicles with a mechanical problem, flat tire, andobjects in the road, etc. with the purpose of preventing accidents withthe said vehicle or object in the road. The second button is the FelonyReport Button (110-D) FIG. 3, FIG. 5, which is pressed by users toreport a felony they are aware of and at the same time transmit thelocation coordinates, thus helping authorities respond more efficientlyby allowing them to automatically know the location of the event whichcan be known by police officers in the area. This saves precious timebetween the moment a person dials 911, provides the address, and theclosest officer is contacted. This process is described in detail in theoperation of Felony Report FIG. 17.

Furthermore, the said Structural Body of the Drivers Alert Screen (123)FIG. 3 comprises three speakers (121-A) FIG. 3, which produces thefollowing different sounds: High Sound (121-B1), Medium Sound (121-B2)and the Low Sound (121-B3) FIG. 3, FIG. 5. These sounds represent thedistance between the device emitting the alert signals and the devicereceiving them. These signals will be: the Automatic collision AlarmSignal (135) FIG. 1, Manual drivers Signal (139) FIG. 15, and AuthorityManual signal (136) FIG. 16, Lineal Voice main Signal (137) FIG. 16.Additionally, these sounds are synced with the three screen sections(134-A), (133-A), (132-A) FIG. 3, with the purpose of making easier forother drivers to know the distance and type of alarm, thus helping themmake a better decision.

Additionally, the said Structural Body of the Drivers Alert Screen (123)FIG. 3, will include a Microphone (121) FIG. 3, which is activated whenpressing the said Felony Report Button (110-D) FIG. 3, FIG. 5, in orderto allow voice communication between the person reporting the felony(153) and an authority responding to it (154) FIG. 17.

The internal components of the said Structural Body of the Drivers AlertScreen (123) FIG. 3 are comprised by the Drivers Screen ElectronicModule (123-A) FIG. 5, which is built on the Electronic Board (103) ispowered by the Feeder Cable (101) and Battery (102) FIG. 5.

The said Electronic Board (103) comprises a CPU (104) FIG. 5, withSoftware previously installed programmed to control the operation of thesystem and to make calculations, measurements; acquisition of GPScoordinates, etc. The said Software will utilize its own communicationprotocol, using specific Bluetooth addresses and serial numbers in orderto identify devices that are located in the same vehicle. Additionally,the said CPU (104) FIG. 5, will be programmed to monitor the status ofother devices wirelessly in order to make sure the system is workingproperly.

As the core of the said Structural Body of the Drivers Alert Screen(123) FIG. 3 the said CPU (104) FIG. 5, controls the Internal WirelessNetwork (122-A), Internal Network Device (107) FIG. 5, Alert Button(110), Felony Report Button (110-D), Digital to Analog Converter (111),which is connected to the Speakers (121-A), which produce the High sound(121-B1), Medium Sound (121-B2) and the Low Sound (121-B3) FIG. 5. Thesaid CPU (104) FIG. 5 will also process the information acquired fromthe GPS (105) and its Signal (105-A). Additionally the said CPU isconnected to the Lights Controller (104-A) which controls the lights(132-A), (133-A), (134-A), (127-A), (128-A) FIG. 5 through the cables(126). The said CPU (104) is also connected and controls the RFTransceiver (108) which is connected to the Antenna (109) from which thesignals are broadcasted to the External Wireless Network (122-B) FIG. 5.Finally, the Analog to Digital Converter (119) is also connected to theCPU in order to receive (125) the signal from the Microphone (121) FIG.5.

The second Electronic Device will be:

The Collision Detector Device

This electronic device is located in two or more places outside thevehicles or loading trucks FIG. 2, FIG. 4, FIG. 11, FIG. 13, and itspurpose is to detect and transmit the Automatic Collision Alarm Signal(135) FIG. 1. This signal will be produced and transmitted only when acollision occurs on the vehicle or truck with the device installed. Itis a signal automatically triggered since it does not required anymanual input from a person or driver.

The Collision Detector Device (140) FIG. 2, FIG. 4, comprises anElectronic Board (103) which makes up the Collision Detector ElectronicModule (141) FIG. 4, which will be attached to the vehicle through theFixer to the Car (106) FIG. 2 and will be powered through the PowerFeeder Cable (101) and the Battery (102) FIG. 2, FIG. 4. Additionally itincludes the Collision Detector Band (113) which detects strongpressures and transmits them through the Collision Detector Band Wires(114) FIG. 2, FIG. 4. to the Analog to Digital Converter (115) whichtransmits (125) the said signals to the CPU (116) which is programmed toanalyze it and trigger the said Automatic Collision Alarm Signal (135)FIG. 1. If the signal detected represents a very strong pressure thatcan only happen on a collision. The said CPU (116) will then broadcastthe signal through the Wireless Device Collision Detector (117). TheDrivers Alert Screen FIG. 3 will then pick up the said signal throughthe Internal Wireless Network (122-A) FIG. 4, FIG. 5.

The Third Electronic Device will be:

The Structural Body of the Authority Alert Screen

The Structural Body of the Authority Alert Screen (124) FIG. 7 will beinstalled inside the Police Officer Vehicle (150) FIG. 13, mountedthrough the Screen Holders (112) FIG. 7, and will visible and reachableby the Police Officers FIG. 13.

The said Structural Body of the Authority Alert Screen (124) FIG. 7 willcomprise the following 5 screen sections:

The first section will be used to receive reports from drivers reportinga felony (153) FIG. 7, as well as to receive GPS coordinates (107-B) andshow them on a map in order to provide the exact location beingreported, thus giving Police Officers and advantage to respond moreefficiently. The second section will be the Alert Zone (Blue Light)(134-A) FIG. 7. The third section will be the Critical Zone (YellowLight) (133-A) FIG. 7. The fourth section will be the Emergency Zone(Red Light) (132-A) FIG. 7. And finally, the fifth section will be theDrivers Collision (128) (Orange Light) FIG. 7. It is important to noticethat the said Drivers Collision (128)(Orange Light) FIG. 7 will beactivated only when a collision has occurred and the Automatic CollisionAlarm Signal (135) FIG. 1. has been triggered.

Additionally, on the said Structural Body of the Authority Alert Screen(124) FIG. 7, there are 4 buttons. The first button will be the LinealAuthority Emergency Button (110-A) FIG. 7, FIG. 9 which will be used bythe Police Officers to activate alerts and indicate to other driversabout the presence of minor incidents in the road, thus preventing otherdrivers from getting into an accident. At the same time this button(110-A) FIG. 7, will be used to make other drivers aware of the presenceof Police Officers in the area so they can be ready to receiveinstructions from the said Police Officers. The second button will bethe Signal Authority Pursuit Button (110-B) FIG. 7, FIG. 9 which will beused by police officers (142) to alert drivers of a pursuit in progressand to provide indications to nearby drivers (144) FIG. 12 during thesaid pursuit. When pressed by the Police Officers (142), the said button(110-B) FIG. 7, FIG. 9 will open a communication channel with the NearbyDrivers (144) FIG. 12 through their Body of the Drivers Alert Screen(123) FIG. 3 FIG. 11 thus giving the said Police Officers the ability toprovide indications to the said Nearby Drivers. The said signal willhave a reach shorter than one mile, since the intention is to notifyonly nearby drivers so they can take the necessary precautions and notget in the middle of the said pursuit such as pulling over on thestreets where the pursuit is occurring FIG. 12. The third button will bethe Traffic Stop Button (110-C) FIG. 7, FIG. 9 which will be used by thePolice Officers when they perform a Traffic Stop (150) FIG. 13, FIG. 16and wish to notify other drivers (131) FIG. 16, of the said procedureFIG. 13, FIG. 16. When pressing the said button, it will open acommunication channel with the drivers with a Structural Body of theDrivers Alert Screen (123) FIG. 3, FIG. 11, and FIG. 16 thus providingthe signals Authority Manual Signal (136) and the Lineal Voice MainSignal (137) FIG. 16. This way they will transmit signals through whichthey will be able to provide direct instructions to the drivers (131)FIG. 16 through the Speaker (121-A) FIG. 3. Additionally, the PoliceOfficers (151) FIG. 14 will be able to use a Microphone Extension (121)FIG. 7 if they need to get off the Police Officer Vehicle (150) FIG. 14by utilizing the Authority Wireless Microphone Extension (122) FIG. 14.Wireless Device Microphone (122-D) FIG. 8, which will include aMicrophone Switch (120) connected to the Analog to Digital Converter(119) which transforms the analog signal to digital to transmit it (125)to the CPU (104) and then connect it to the Authority Wireless Device(122-C) in order to transmit the said signal to other devices throughthe Internal Wireless Network (122-A) FIG. 8. The fourth button will bethe Felony Report Button (110-E) FIG. 7, FIG. 9. This button will beused by the Police Officers to respond to other drivers when they reporta felony in progress. When pressed, the Police Officers (154) will opena communication channel between them and the driver (153) reporting thefelony (156), (157) FIG. 17. This will be a direct communication betweenboth parties, thus reducing the response time from the authority toprovide the requested help. This procedure will be described in detailon the Felony Report Operation FIG. 17.

Additionally, the said Structural Body of the Authority Alert Screen(124) FIG. 7, comprises three Speakers (121-A) FIG. 7, FIG. 9, whichwill produce the sounds: High Sound (121-B1), Medium Sound (121-B2), LowSound (121-B3), which will indicate the distance from the deviceemitting the alert and the said Structural Body of the Authority AlertScreen. The alerts that will be received by the Authority will be: theAutomatic Collision Alarm Signal (135) FIG. 1, Manual drivers Signal(139) FIG. 15, and the Felony Report Signal (156) FIG. 17. The saidsounds (121-B1), (121-B2), (121-B3) will be synced with the three screensections (134-A), (133-A), (132-A) FIG. 7, with the purpose of providingmore information and support to the drivers in order for them to makebetter decisions. Additionally, the said Structural Body of theAuthority Alert Screen (124) FIG. 7 will include a Microphone (121) FIG.7, which will be used by the Police Officers so they can speak to thedrivers and to give them clear and precise instructions.

Inside the said Structural Body of the Authority Alert Screen (124) FIG.7, there is the Authority Screen Electronic Module (124-A) FIG. 9, whichis made up of the Electronic Board (103) and is powered by the FeederCable (101) and the Battery (102) FIG. 9.

The said Electronic Board (103) comprises a CPU (104) FIG. 9, withSoftware previously installed programmed to control the operation of thesystem and to make calculations, measurements; acquisition of GPScoordinates, etc. The said Software will utilize its own communicationprotocol, using specific Bluetooth addresses and serial numbers in orderto identify devices that are located in the same vehicle. Additionally,the said CPU (104) FIG. 9, will be programmed to monitor the status ofother devices wirelessly in order to make sure the system is workingproperly.

Additionally, the structure of the Internal Wireless Network (122-A),comprises the Internal Network Device (107) FIG. 9, which is connectedto the CPU (104) FIG. 9, to which the Authority Traffic Stop Button(110-C), the Circular Signal Authority Pursuit Button (110-B) FIG. 9,the Lineal Authority Emergency Button (110-A) FIG. 9 and the Digital toAnalog Converter (111) will be connected. To the said Digital to AnalogConverter (111) send the signal (125) to the Speakers (121-A) and areconnected from which the High sound (121-B1), Medium Sound (121-B2) andLow Sound (121-B3) FIG. 9 will be produced The said CPU (104) FIG. 9will also process the information acquired from the GPS (105) and itssignal (105-A), and will be connected to the Lights Controller (104-A)through the cables (126) which will activate the Red Light (132-A),Yellow Light (133-A), Blue Light (134-A) and the Orange Light (128-A)FIG. 9. The said CPU (104) FIG. 9 is also connected to the RFTransceiver (108) to which the Antenna (109) is connected to theExternal Wireless Network (122-B) FIG. 9. Additionally, the Microphone(121) is connected to the Analog to Digital Converter (119) which isconnected to al CPU (104) FIG. 9.

The Fourth Electronic Device will be:

The Authority Wireless Control Unit Extension

Additionally, the Police Officers will be able to use the AuthorityWireless Microphone Extension (122) FIG. 14 as a Microphone (121) FIG. 7extension accessory when the Police Officers wish to get off the PoliceOfficer Vehicle (150) FIG. 13, thus allowing them to keep thecommunication with the drivers by staying connected wirelessly FIG. 13,FIG. 14.

The Authority Wireless Microphone Extension (122) FIG. 14 system is madeof the Authority Wireless Electronic Module Unit Extension (124-B) whichwill be embedded in the Electronic Board (103) FIG. 8 and will bepowered by the Battery (102) FIG. 8 through the Power Feeder Cable(101).

When pressing the Microphone Switch (120) FIG. 8, FIG. 14 it willtrigger a signal (125) to the Analog to Digital Converter (119), whichwill be immediately connected to the Authority CPU (118) which will beconnected to the Internal Wireless Network (122-A) FIG. 8 through theAuthority Wireless Device (122-C). This way the Structural Body of theAuthority Alert Screen (124) FIG. 7, FIG. 9, FIG. 13 and the AuthorityWireless Microphone Extension (122) FIG. 8, FIG. 14 will be connected.

Additionally, FIG. 6 and FIG. 10 represent the signal direction in theDrivers Alert Screen and the Authority Alert Screen Systems.

Operation—FIG. 1 Through FIG. 17

The Collision Awareness and Emergency Signal System will functionthrough a device and 6 signal alarm buttons:

Collision Detection Device Automatic Collision Alarm Signal

The collision detection system is designed to detect vehicle accidents(130) FIG. 1 and broadcast them to other vehicles (131) FIG. 1 with thepurpose of alerting their drivers of the said accidents and theirlocation, thus preventing further accidents. The said collisiondetection system comprises a Collision Detector Device (140) FIG. 2,FIG. 4, FIG. 6, FIG. 11, FIG. 13 which comprises a Collision DetectorBand (113) FIG. 2, FIG. 11, FIG. 13, which is located on the surroundingareas of a vehicle FIG. 11, FIG. 13, and when pressure is applied on thesaid Collision Detector Band (113), it produces an analog signal that istransferred through the Collision Detector Band Signal Wires (114) FIG.4, to an Analog to Digital Converter (115) FIG. 4, which is embedded inthe Collision Detector Electronic Module (141) FIG. 4, with the purposeof converting the said analog signal to a digital format representing anAutomatic Collision Alarm Signal (135) FIG. 1, which is received (125),by a programmable Microprocessor (116) FIG. 4. The said Microprocessoris programmed to analyze the signal and if there is any anomaly then adigital output representing an alarm is sent (125) to the CollisionDetector Wireless Device (117) FIG. 4 which will process the data andsend it to the Structural Body of The Driver Alert Screen (123) and theDrivers screen electronic Module (123-A) FIG. 3, FIG. 5, FIG. 11,wirelessly through the Internal Wireless Network (122-A) FIG. 4, FIG. 5,The said Internal Wireless Network is designed to have a predefined andprogrammable power in order to reach a long enough distance for anydevices inside the same vehicle FIG. 11 to receive it but not too longto reach other vehicles. Additionally, the said Microprocessor (116)FIG. 4 is designed to include its serial number when establishingcommunication in order to prevent interference with the signalsbroadcasted from other vehicles. The said Driver Alert Screen (123) FIG.3, FIG. 11, is located inside the vehicle visible and within reach ofthe driver and is designed to interact with the driver but also as themain element of the system. The said Driver Alert Screen (123) receivesthe said Automatic Collision Alarm trough the Internal Network WirelessDevice (107) FIG. 5, which is connected to the Internal Wireless Network(122-A) FIG. 4, FIG. 5 and is received (125) by the CPU (104) FIG. 5which is embedded in the Driver Screen Electronic Module (123-A) FIG. 5.When the said CPU processes the said Automatic Collision Alarm Signal(135) it broadcasts it to the External Wireless Network (122-B) FIG. 5trough the RF Transceiver (108) FIG. 5 and Antenna (109) FIG. 5 alertingof the collision and at the same time transmitting GPS coordinates(105-A), obtained from the GPS Device (105) FIG. 5 indicating theInitial Collision Point (129) FIG. 1. When another Driver Alert Screen(123), located in another vehicle receives the said Automatic CollisionAlarm Signal (135) and the coordinates of the said Initial CollisionPoint (129) FIG. 1, through the said Antenna (109) and RF Transceiver(108) FIG. 5, the data gets received by the said CPU (104) whichtransmits (125) a signal to the Display Controller (104-A) FIG. 5,indicating to activate the Driver Collision Light (128-A) trough thelights wires (126) FIG. 5, which emits an drivers collision light(orange color) (128) on the Drivers Alert Screen FIG. 3. Additionally,the said CPU (104) FIG. 5, reads the coordinates of its location fromthe GPS Device (105) FIG. 5 located on the same Driver Screen ElectronicModule (123-A) FIG. 5, and compares them with the ones received on thesaid Automatic Collision Alarm Signal (135) in order to calculate thedistance from the said Initial Collision Point (129) FIG. 1. If thedistance calculated indicates the vehicle is located in the EmergencyZone (132) FIG. 1, then the Emergency Zone Light (132-A) FIG. 5, whichemits a red light (132-A) gets activated FIG. 3. If the distancecalculated indicates the vehicle is located in the Critical Zone (133)FIG. 1, then the Accident Critical Zone Light (133-A) FIG. 5, whichemits a yellow light (133-A) gets activated FIG. 3. If the distancecalculated indicates the vehicle is located in the Driver Alert Zone(134) FIG. 1, then the Accident Alert Zone Light (134-A) FIG. 5, whichemits a blue light (134-A) gets activated FIG. 3. Additionally, the saidCPU (104) FIG. 5, produces a digital signal sent (125) to the Digital toAnalog Converter (111) FIG. 5 which produces an analog signaltransmitted to the Speaker (121-A) FIG. 3, FIG. 5 to produce a BeepingSound (121-B1, 121-B2, 121-B3) representing the distance from the sourcewhere the original signal (129) was produced. The frequency of the saidBeeping Sound increases while the said location becomes closer andcloser (121-B3, 121-B2, 121-B1), to the point when it becomes constant.When the location of the source of the signal is close but it is gettingfurther and further then the frequency of the beeping sound decreases(121-B1, 121-B2, 121-B3), until it stops completely if the source of thesignal is detected to be too far away or is no longer received.

Emergency Alert System Drivers Manual Signal Button (110)

The emergency alert system is designed to help vehicle drivers (130-A)FIG. 15 to alert other drivers (131) FIG. 15 of an emergency that theyshould be aware of with the purpose of preventing an accident. The saidemergency alert system comprises a Driver Alert Screen (123) FIG. 3 withan Emergency Button (110) FIG. 3, FIG. 5 that can be pressed by the saiddrivers to trigger a signal that will be received by the CPU (104) FIG.5 which will process it and broadcast a Manual Driver Signal (139) FIG.15, to the External Wireless Network (122-B) FIG. 5 trough the RFTransceiver (108) FIG. 5, and Antenna (109) FIG. 5, alerting otherdrivers and at the same time transmitting GPS coordinates (105-A)obtained from the GPS Device (105) FIG. 5 indicating the AlertingVehicle Location (130-B) FIG. 15. When another Driver Alert Screen (123)located in another vehicle (131) FIG. 15, receives the said ManualDriver Signal (139) and the coordinates (105-A) of the said AlertingVehicle Location (130-B) through the said Antenna (109) and RFTransceiver (108) FIG. 5, the data gets received by the said CPU (104)which reads the coordinates of its location (130-B) FIG. 15, from theGPS Device (105) FIG. 5 located on the same Driver Alert Screen andcompares them with the ones received on the said Manual Driver Signal(139) in order to calculate the distance from the said Initial AlertingVehicle Location (130-B). If the distance calculated indicates thevehicle is located in the Emergency Zone (132) FIG. 15, the said CPU(104) transmits (125) a signal to the Display Controller (104-A)indicating to activate Emergency Zone Light (132-A) FIG. 5 which emits ared light (132-A) gets activated FIG. 3. If the distance calculatedindicates the vehicle is located in the Critical Zone (133) FIG. 15,then the Critical Zone Light (133-A) FIG. 5 which emits a yellow light(133-A) gets activated FIG. 3. If the distance calculated indicates thevehicle is located in the Alert Zone (134) FIG. 15, then the Alert ZoneLight (134-A) FIG. 5 which emits a blue light (134-A) gets activatedFIG. 3. Additionally, the said CPU (104) FIG. 5 produces a digitalsignal sent to (125) the Digital to Analog Converter (111) FIG. 5 whichproduces an analog signal transmitted to the Speaker (121-A) to producea Beeping Sound (121-B1, 121-B2, 121-B3) FIG. 3, FIG. 5 representing thedistance from the source where the original signal was produced (130-B).The frequency of the said Beeping Sound increases while the saidlocation becomes closer and closer (121-B3, 121-B2, and 121-B1) to thepoint (130-B) FIG. 15 when it becomes constant. When the location of thesource of the signal is close but it is getting further and further thenthe frequency of the beeping sound decreases (121-B1, 121-B2, and121-B3) until it stops completely if the source of the signal (130-B)FIG. 15 is detected to be too far away or is no longer received. As aside note, it is important to know that the main difference when aDriver Alert Screen (123) receives the Automatic Collision Alarm Signal(135) FIG. 1 or the Manual Driver Signal (139) FIG. 15 is that the saidAutomatic Collision Alarm Signal activates the Orange Light (128-A)Through the light wires (126) FIG. 5 which emits an Drivers Collisionlight (orange color) (128) FIG. 3 in order to get the drivers' attentionsince the signal most likely represents a more dangerous situation.

Authority Traffic Stop Awareness System Authority Manual Signal (110-C)Button

The Authority Traffic Stop Awareness System is designed to help policeofficers (150), (151) FIG. 13, FIG. 14 to alert drivers (131) FIG. 16 ofa traffic routine stop (150) FIG. 13 in the emergency lines (148), (149)FIG. 1, FIG. 13, that they should be aware of with the purpose ofpreventing an accident and for protection of the said police officers.The said Authority Traffic Stop Awareness System comprises a AuthorityControl Screen (124) FIG. 7, FIG. 13 with a Authority Traffic StopButton (110-C) FIG. 7, FIG. 9, that can be pressed by the said policeofficers to trigger a signal that will be received by the CPU (104) FIG.9 which will process it and broadcast an Authority Manual Signal (136)FIG. 16 to the External Wireless Network (122-B) FIG. 9 trough the RFTransceiver (108) FIG. 9 and Antenna (109) FIG. 9 alerting drivers (131)FIG. 16 and at the same time transmitting GPS coordinates obtained fromthe GPS Device (105) FIG. 9 indicating the Alerting Vehicle Location(150), (130-B) FIG. 16. When a Structural Body of the Driver AlertScreen (123), located in another vehicle (131) FIG. 16 receives the saidAuthority Manual Signal (136) FIG. 16 and the coordinates (105-A) of thesaid Alerting Vehicle Location (130-B) FIG. 16, through the said Antenna(109) FIG. 5, and RF Transceiver (108) FIG. 5, the data gets received bythe said CPU (104) FIG. 5, which reads the coordinates of its locationfrom the GPS Device (105) FIG. 5 located on the same Structural BodyDriver Alert Screen (123), and compares them with the ones received onthe said Authority Manual Signal (136) in order to calculate thedistance from the said Initial Alerting Vehicle Location (150), (130-B)FIG. 16. If the distance calculated indicates the vehicle is located inthe Emergency Zone (132) FIG. 16 the said CPU (104) FIG. 5 transmits(125) a signal to the Display Controller (104-A) FIG. 5, indicating toactivate Red Light (132-A) FIG. 5 which emits a red light (132-A) getsactivated FIG. 3. If the distance calculated indicates the vehicle islocated in the Critical Zone (133) FIG. 16 then the Critical Zone Light(133-A) FIG. 5, which emits a yellow light (133-A) gets activated FIG.3. If the distance calculated indicates the vehicle is located in theAlert Zone (134) FIG. 16 then the Alert Zone Light (134-A) FIG. 5 whichemits a blue light (134-A) gets activated FIG. 3. Additionally, at thesame time, regardless of the distance from the said Alerting VehicleLocation (150), (130-B) a Red-Blue Color Light (127-A) through the lightwires (126) activated a Stroboscopic Light (127) FIG. 3 gets activatedin order to get the driver's attention and to indicate the origin of thesignal comes from a police officer (150) FIG. 13, FIG. 16. Additionally,the said CPU (104) produces a digital signal sent (125) to the Digitalto Analog Converter (111) FIG. 5 which produces an analog signaltransmitted to the Speaker (121-A) FIG. 3, FIG. 5 to produce a BeepingSound (121-B1, 121-B2, 121-B3) representing the distance from the sourcewhere the original signal was produced. The frequency of the saidBeeping Sound increases while the said location becomes closer andcloser (121-B3, 121-B2, and 121-B1) to the point when it becomesconstant. When the location of the source of the signal is close but itis getting further and further then the frequency of the beeping sounddecreases (121-B1, 121-B2, 121-B3), until it stops completely if thesource of the signal is detected to be too far away or is no longerreceived.

Authority Emergency Alert System Lineal Authority Emergency Button(110-A)

The Authority Emergency Alert System is designed to help police officers(150) FIG. 13, (151) FIG. 14 to alert drivers (131) FIG. 16 of anemergency in the road that they should be aware of with the purpose ofpreventing an accident and for protection of the said police officers.The said Authority Emergency Alert System comprises an Authority ControlScreen (124) FIG. 7, FIG. 13 with an Emergency Button (110-A) FIG. 7,FIG. 9 that can be pressed by the said police officers to trigger asignal that will be received by the CPU (104) FIG. 9, which will processit and broadcast an Authority Manual Signal (136) FIG. 16, to theexternal Wireless Network (122-B) FIG. 9, through the RF Transceiver(108) FIG. 9 and antenna (109) FIG. 9, alerting drivers (131) FIG. 16,and at the same time transmitting GPS coordinates obtained from the GPSDevice (105) FIG. 9, indicating the alerting vehicle location (150),(130-B) FIG. 16. The said Authority Emergency Alert System also has aMicrophone (121) FIG. 7, FIG. 9 that can be used by the police officeras an option to communicate with the drivers (131) FIG. 16. The saidMicrophone (121) will be activated when the button (110-A) FIG. 3, FIG.9, is pressed and sends (125) the analog signal to the Analog to DigitalConverter (119) FIG. 9 which converts it to a digital format and sendsit (125) to the said CPU (104) FIG. 9. As an auxiliary item, the policeofficer (151) FIG. 14 can use an Authority Wireless Microphone Extension(122) FIG. 14 in order to use the system wirelessly when stepping out ofthe Police Officer Vehicle (150) FIG. 13. When the police officer (151)presses the Microphone Switch (120) FIG. 14, FIG. 8 a signal originatedfrom the Wireless Device Microphone (122-D) FIG. 8 is received by theAuthority Analog to Digital Converter (119) FIG. 8 which converts theanalog signal to a digital format which is sent (125) to the AuthorityMicroprocessor (118) FIG. 8 which transmits the said signal to theAuthority Control Screen (124) FIG. 7, FIG. 13 through the AuthorityWireless Device (122-C) FIG. 8 which is connected to the InternalWireless Network (122-A) FIG. 8, FIG. 9. When the said Authority ControlScreen (124) receives the said signal through the Internal NetworkWireless Device (107) FIG. 9 it gets received by the said CPU (104) FIG.9. When the said CPU receives the said signal triggered by the said CPUand the audio they both get processed and broadcasted as a Lineal VoiceMain Signal (137) FIG. 16 to the External Wireless Network (122-B) FIG.9 trough the RF Transceiver (108) FIG. 9 and Antenna (109) FIG. 9alerting the drivers and at the same time transmitting GPS coordinatesobtained from the GPS Device (105) FIG. 9 indicating the AlertingVehicle Location (150), (130-B) FIG. 16. When a Driver Alert Screen(123) located in another vehicle receives the said Lineal Voice MainSignal (137) FIG. 16 and the coordinates of the said Alerting VehicleLocation through the said Antenna and RF Transceiver the data getsreceived by the said CPU (104) FIG. 5 which reads the coordinates of itslocation from the GPS Device (105) FIG. 5 located on the same DriverAlert Screen (123) FIG. 3, FIG. 5, and compares them with the onesreceived on the said Lineal Voice Main Signal (137) in order tocalculate the distance from the said Initial Alerting Vehicle Location(150), (130-B) FIG. 16. If the distance calculated indicates the vehicleis located in the Emergency Zone (132) FIG. 16 the said CPU transmits(125) a signal to the Display Controller (104-A) indicating to activateRed Light (132-A) FIG. 5 which emits a red light (132-A) gets activatedFIG. 3. If the distance calculated indicates the vehicle is located inthe Critical Zone (133) FIG. 16 then the Critical Zone Light (133-A)FIG. 5 which emits a yellow light (133-A) gets activated FIG. 3. If thedistance calculated indicates the vehicle is located in the Alert Zone(134) FIG. 16 then the Alert Zone Light (134-A) FIG. 5 which emits ablue light (134-A) gets activated FIG. 3. Additionally, at the sametime, regardless of the distance from the said Alerting VehicleLocation, a Stroboscopic Light (127) FIG. 3 gets activated in order toget the driver's attention and to indicate the origin of the signalcomes from a police officer. Additionally, the said CPU (104) produces adigital signal sent to the Digital to Analog Converter (111) FIG. 5which produces an analog signal transmitted to the Speaker (121-A), toproduce a Beeping Sound (121-B1, 121-B2, 121-B3) FIG. 3, FIG. 5,representing the distance from the source where the original signal wasproduced. The frequency of the said Beeping Sound increases while thesaid location becomes closer and closer (121-B3, 121-B2, and 121-B1) tothe point when it becomes constant. When the location of the source ofthe signal is close but it is getting further and further then thefrequency of the beeping sound decreases (121-B1, 121-B2, 121-B3) FIG.3, FIG. 5, until it stops completely if the source of the signal isdetected to be too far away or is no longer received. If the Authorityvoice originated from the Microphone (121) FIG. 7, FIG. 9 or from theAuthority Wireless Microphone Extension (122) FIG. 14 is received thesaid beeping sound is stopped and the said voice is produced on the saidSpeakers (121-A) FIG. 3, with the purpose of communicating the saidpolice officer instructions to all the receiving drivers (131) FIG. 16.

Authority on Pursuit Awareness System Circular Signal Authority PursuitButton (110-B)

The Authority on Pursuit Awareness System is designed to help policeofficers in an Authority Car on Pursuit (142) FIG. 12 to alert throughthe blocks (147) Nearby Drivers (144) FIG. 12 of a pursuit in the road(146) that they should be aware of with the purpose of preventing anaccident with the Vehicle Under Pursuit (143) FIG. 12 or the same policeofficers involved. The said Authority on Pursuit Awareness Systemcomprises an Authority Control Screen (124) FIG. 7, FIG. 13 with aCircular Authority Emergency Button (110-B) FIG. 7, FIG. 9 that can bepressed by the said police officers to trigger a pursuit signal thatwill be received by the CPU (104) FIG. 9, which will process it andbroadcast an vehicle under pursuit signal (145) FIG. 12 to the externalwireless network (122-B) FIG. 9, Through the RF Transceiver (108) FIG. 9and antenna (109) FIG. 9 Alerting Drivers (144) FIG. 12. The saidAuthority on pursuit awareness System also has a Microphone (121) FIG.7, FIG. 9 that can be used by the police officer to communicate with thedrivers. The said Microphone (121) is activated when the Button (110-B)is pressed. This sends (125) the analog signal to the Analog to DigitalConverter (119) FIG. 9 which converts it to a digital format and sendsit (125) to the said CPU (104) FIG. 9. When the said CPU receives thesaid signal triggered by the said CPU and the audio they both getprocessed and broadcasted as a Vehicle Under Pursuit Signal (145) FIG.12 and as a Circular Voice Main Signal (138) FIG. 12 to the ExternalWireless Network (122-B) FIG. 9 trough the RF Transceiver (108) FIG. 9and Antenna (109) FIG. 9 utilizing a low power output in order to reachother drivers within a programmable distance which is half a mile bydefault from the said Authority Car on Pursuit (142). When a DriverAlert Screen (123) FIG. 3 located in another vehicle (144) receives thesaid Circular Voice Main Signal (138) and the said Vehicle Under PursuitSignal (145) through said Antenna (109) and RF Transceiver (108) FIG. 5the data gets received by the said CPU which transmits (125) a signal tothe Display Controller (104-A) indicating to activate a StroboscopicLight (127) FIG. 3 in order to get the driver's attention and toindicate the origin of the signal comes from a police officer. If voiceoriginated from the Microphone (121) FIG. 7, FIG. 9 or from theAuthority Wireless Microphone Extension (122) FIG. 14 is received voiceis produced on the said Speakers (121-A) FIG. 3, FIG. 7 with the purposeof communicating the said police officer instructions to all thereceiving drivers (144).

Felony Report Procedure Felony Report (110-D) and Authority FelonyReport Button (110-E)

The Felony Report Procedure is designed to help a Vehicle ReportingFelony (153) FIG. 17 to communicate efficiently with a police officer ina Nearby Police Officer Car (154) FIG. 17 of a Felony Event (158) FIG.17 with the purpose of fighting crimes more efficiently by reducing theresponse time of police officers. The said Felony Report Procedurecomprises a Driver Alert Screen (123) FIG. 3 with an Felony ReportButton (110-D) FIG. 3, FIG. 5 that can be pressed by the said drivers totrigger a signal that will be received by the CPU (104) FIG. 5 whichwill process it and broadcast a Felony Report Signal (156) FIG. 17, tothe External Wireless Network (122-B) FIG. 5 trough the RF Transceiver(108) FIG. 5, and Antenna (109) FIG. 5, and at the same timetransmitting GPS coordinates (105-A) obtained from the GPS Device (105)FIG. 5 indicating the location of the Vehicle Reporting Felony (153)FIG. 17, which is estimated to be a very close proximity from the FelonyLocation (158) FIG. 17. Multiple police officers located in the areareceive the said Felony Report Signal (156) and the coordinates (105-A)of the said Vehicle Reporting Felony through the said Antenna (109) andRF Transceiver (108) FIG. 5, the data gets received by the said CPU(104) which reads the coordinates of its location from the GPS Device(105) FIG. 9 located on the same Authority Alert Screen FIG. 7 andcompares them with the ones received on the said Felony Report Signal inorder to calculate the distance from the said Felony Report Location(153). If the distance calculated indicates the police officer is theclosest one (154) FIG. 17 the said CPU sends a signal to the DisplayController (107-A) FIG. 9 which will turn the Display (107-B) FIG. 7,FIG. 9, on and will show a map (107-B) FIG. 7, indicating the routebetween the said officer (154) and the estimated Felony Report Location(158) FIG. 17. The said officer (154) FIG. 17 can press the AuthorityFelony Report Button (110-E) FIG. 7, FIG. 9, which will send a signal tothe CPU (104) and then trigger a communication channel (157) FIG. 17through which the said Police Officer (154) will be able to have aconversation with the person in the said Vehicle Reporting Felony (153)FIG. 17 in order to get more details about the felony and the saidFelony Location (158) FIG. 17.

After everything previously presented a specialist on the matter willprobably find it easy to understand the objective of the invention,which is not meant to be limited, since objectives of this new inventionhave been clearly reached. Its function and structure have been shown,which can be flexible and take new concepts while keeping thefundamentals. This invention covers all possible essential changes andscope of the following described claims.

I claim:
 1. A manually activated emergency alert apparatus whichcomprises a screen structure device installed inside an automobile in alocation visible and reachable by the driver, which comprises anactivation button designed to generate an electronic signal when pressedand then emits a digital signal representing an emergency alertincluding the GPS coordinates which is broadcasted to a radio frequencynetwork through a transceiver with the purpose of communicating the saidemergency alert to equal devices as the said screen structure device butlocated on other nearby vehicles and at the same time provide thelocation where the signal is generated for distance calculationpurposes; The said screen structure device also includes a set ofspeakers which produce a beeping sound with a variable frequency with aset of lights which together and synced represent a type of alert andthe distance from an equal device producing it; the said distance fromthe source of the alert is represented by increasing the frequency ofthe beeping sound and simultaneously switching colors on the said screenfrom right to left as the distance becomes shorter, while the opposite,a decreasing frequency of the beeping sound and simultaneously switchingcolors on the said screen from left to right as the distance becomeslonger; which is the same one used to broadcast alert signals to equaldevices meant to be activated by a driver or passenger by pressingdifferent buttons located on the said screen structure which triggerelectronic signals.
 2. A collision detection device embedded in apressure detection band which is installed on the surroundings of anautomobile and works by detecting high pressure on it and converting itto a digital format with the purpose of transmit it through the internalwireless network to the screen structure device, thus allowing a way toautomatically generate an emergency signal without the need of a personto activate it. This type of alarm is indicated with a different type ofcolor displayed on the said screen structure device described on claim 1in order to communicate to the drivers in the area that an actual caraccident has occurred.
 3. A screen structure device installed insidepolice officer vehicles in a location visible and reachable by thedriver and passenger, which comprises a set of buttons designed togenerate electronic signals when pressed which at the same timeretrieves the location coordinates through a GPS device and then emitsat least one digital signal representing a type of alert like a policeinspection routine, an emergency or accident on the road and vehiclepursuit in progress; The selected type of signal and the said locationcoordinates are broadcasted to a radio frequency network through atransceiver with the purpose of communicating the said emergency alertto equal devices as the said screen structure device but located onother nearby vehicles and at the same time provide the location wherethe signal is generated for distance calculation purposes; The saidscreen structure device also includes a set of speakers which produce abeeping sound with a variable frequency combined with a set of lightswhich together represent a type of alert and the distance from an equaldevice producing it, calculated by a CPU which receives GPS coordinatesalong with the data representing the said alert received through a radiofrequency transceiver connected to a privately defined network. Thedistance from the source of the alert is represented by increasing thefrequency of the beeping sound and simultaneously switching colors onthe said screen from right to left as the distance becomes shorter,while the opposite, a decreasing frequency of the beeping sound andsimultaneously switching colors on the said screen from left to right asthe distance becomes longer, which is the same one used to broadcastalert signals to equal devices meant to be activated by a driver orpassenger by pressing different buttons located on the said screenstructure which trigger electronic signals.
 4. A manually activatedemergency alert apparatus described on claim 1, further holds a buttonwhich when pressed by a driver or passenger triggers a illicit activitysignal, appends GPS coordinates and broadcast it to a radio frequencynetwork which can only be received by screen structure devices installedinside of the police officer vehicles; which the police officers makecontact with the reporting person and open a voice communication channelthrough the use of a microphone and speakers which are installed on thesaid screen structure device used by police officers as well as on theones used by drivers.